West End Churches Plan Joint Services Series
Five West End churches announce a series of union services starting Sunday at West Genesee Street Methodist. Congregations from Geddes Congregational Asbury Freeman Avenue and Lower Avenue Baptist join, with brief devotional talks led by Maurice K Gimsted and other ministers. Ghost speakers and revival efforts across several churches follow through January.
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West Genesee Street Methodist Church
Geddes
Asbury
Freeman Avenue
West Genesee Methodist and
Lower Avenue
Coren, Wit
Maurice K
Gimsted
Walter £. Weyant
Fridecus A. Broan
Thomas Evans
Ludwig Grune
Altes Cullinan
Edward Mr. Calling
Onondaga Hill
Cullinan
W. Herbert Fl
James Streel
Revie
Skancatcles
Fional
Dre Sohn S. Macdonald
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur FP. White
Elmira
Sprattice East
Hiv
Matthew
John Wood
Geddes Congressional Church
Charles Field
Opede
Hey
Edwin Ty Dabberg
Religious Services Across Syracuse Area on Sunday
A consolidated list of church activities includes Union Service in Termon at 7:30 PM with Reverend D Hib and multiple congregations detailing sermons, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and youth programs. Notable sites include First Methodist, Congregational Geddes Wilson, Calvary, and Church of the Good Shepherd with varied times and ministers.
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Belians
Wastin
P.M
James Street
Hemycroft
Harald
L. Clark
Sighera
Begion
Churel Poune
Welensy
Sao Pale
Tiberate de da
Christiane Ee
Batt
Choren
South
John
Pal
Termon
Christian Missionary Alliance
Christian Sed Missionary
AMS Suce
Cortland Avenur
D. Hib
Church OF Christ
Firat
Jo Mersin Street
PBL
Warren Steeek
Angen
Levin Oper
Church OF Eunest
South Geddes Street
Archie Burns Ledford
Abe
Seagee i
Farside” Fellowship
Breed Place
Congregational Geddes
Willis Avenue
Ediecee
Pilkelrs
South Avenue
Fred A. Sensahauph
Warren
Onondwen
Madison
Alfred Ti Rapp
Opal Eptsc
All Salts
South Salina
Streetea
McLennan Avenue
Bexmore E. Cooper
Teri Church
PBS
Srice
le Calvary
James Rice
Durstan
Bertram Nal Cat
Hirat Buchs
Esston
Ermon
Church of the Good Shepherd
Grace
University
Hechne
Nadheent
Ah Bevisford J
Holy Co
Confirmation Tre Andre's
South Sailna
Chettenham Road
Charles E
St. Mark
Gerace
Acemon
Fayette
Sore Keets
Peroeny
Evinsong
Roond Street
Bree
Harison
St. Cinse
Esa Spm
Pruledayy
Suetnodist
Wesley SS
East Orang
Mont- Rogers
P.M. Youn
Gospil
Warren Bette
Adams
Elisworth C. Reamon
Laumi
fiSle
Church of
Lisa
Vetherty Tollness Chapel
Montgomery Street
Nev
Charles
Barttt
Ren
Hinliness
Oo Finch
Cvlees
Bitte
Brey Pias
M. Colistic
Edna
Midon
East Washington Street
Arius Phipps
Onondry Hale
Taycnond C. Barker
Fridey
Teynnte
Minton
Tern Io Street
O. A. Sehvicker
Elsie Trosnecker
Hellenic Church Epiphany Rites Draw Large Throng
In Tarpon Springs on January 6, Greek church leaders and worshippers from across the nation gathered for Epiphany services at Little Saint Nehos Church. Archbishop Athanagoras led a public ceremony in which a golden cross was thrown to be retrieved by divers, symbolizing Jesus baptism by John the Baptist.
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Pathe
Ittle St. Nehois Church
Athcongoras
North
South America
Jesus
John
Minor Western Front fighting reported by AP
In January 1915, the Associated Press notes ongoing minor combat on the Western Front. The report highlights small engagements and localized clashes reflecting early World War I hostilities.
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Associated Press
Dorothy MacKaye Former Actress Dies After Car Crash
Dorothy MacKaye former stage actress died after a car crash that left her body in a county morgue while authorities investigated the injuries. The Hollywood death comes amid a history with Paul Kelly and an earlier manslaughter case involving her husband Raymond. Survived by mother and daughter Valerie Raymond, 26. father John MacKaye, a local figure.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Mackaye
Olly
Union Official's Wife Slain at Parents' Home
Mrs Dick Law wife of a Grays Harbor County union official was found slain at her parents home last night with an infant daughter unharmed on the upstairs. Dr John W W Stevenson said the wounds appeared caused by a double bladed ax. Coroner noted violent signs and overturned furniture in the living room. Law's body found at 10 45 by her sister in law Mrs Nestor Learman after her husband heard of the murder.
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Aberaren
Wasa
Jan
Dick Law
Grays Harbor
Millworkery Union
John W W. Steversson
Patice
View House
Robher
Nestor Learman
Bert
Rome
C LO
Executive Council
Ski Soldiers Begin Drill at Watertown
Watertown unit drills with 14 companies during a four month training period. Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, commander of the First Army, opened four ski mounted detachments. One duty is testing sleeping bars designed for use without tents.
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Watertown Watertown
Waraly
Sentlers
25Th
Hugh. A. Drum
First Army
New Orleans Carnival Season Opens Amid Social Pageantry
Dew Orleans January six locals celebrate the start of carnival season combining New Year revelry with a citywide Mardi Gras. Debutantes, masked balls, and exclusive boxes mark the early festivities as society gathers in municipal halls and the Twelfth Night revelers prepare for numerous society events before Fat Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Orleans
Let People Decide Status Of Bingo Judge Suggests
New York judge Thomas Downs of Queens County Court says bingo is innocent gambling and urges the Legislature to let the public decide its status. He notes inconsistencies with horse racing betting and questions juror impartiality in criminal cases, urging a broader public vote on bingo legality.
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New York
Thomas Downs
Queene County Court
Beastie i Soames
Arneen
Maren
Dinro Fre
U S Action To End State Barriers Seen
Delegates from New York Indiana Michigan and Pennsylvania joined state officials and industry leaders at a conference on Interstate liquor trade barriers. Col Ogden Bess urged federal control if states keep barriers, while Frank Bane and others mapped steps to eliminate discriminatory taxes and rules across borders.
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Maey
Sever Stats
Col
Ogden
Bess
New York State Tax Commission
Rass
Tass
New York
New
Colonel Hoss
Frank Bane
Chicago
Council
United States
Sozis Security Bantu
Haneenta
Weahy Lendeliey
Sbamotieg
Falls and Freezing Woes From Lake Incident
Chicago reports a man fell into the lake while wearing torn trousers and freezing hands. Police freed him after cutting his trousers. the temperature was well below zero. Separate items describe a vagrant roundup in Bridge Square and thefts linked to a bottle drive fundraiser.
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Ernest TE
Jack
Himerif
Dan
Bridge Square
Tucson Woman Inquires for Gun After Uproar at Knights Event
A Tucson woman, inquiring about a revolver, caused an uproar at a Knights of Columbus party as frantic guests searched patios for Ben. Ben claimed he warned a friend to park the car and leave the gun to avoid a theft, while the weapon remained with him. Patrolman Ferguson in Dallas reported Lloyd George for failure to stop at a ballast yard with a signed document.
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Ariz
Jen
Ben
Knights of Columbus
Ilegal
Drain Alent
Dallas
J. MM Ferguson
Lloyd George
George
Radio Programs Highlight Opera Star Lily Pons and Gang Busters
Tonight's schedule features Selzopotita Opera Company with Lily Pons in Lakmo, plus Gang Busters celebrating its fourth anniversary. National Barn Dance with Anete Ezra from Chicago, and Bob Crosby's Caravan guest Bing Crosby head the 10:00 PM lineup across SYR and WEAF stations.
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Selzopotita Opera Company
Pesgents “Lakmo
Lily Pons
Wfeel-Wabc
Gang Busters
Anete Ezra
Chicago
Brother Bing
Gue
Assy Wee
Berlin tenants face ouster over Jewish guests verdict
Berlin court rules landlords may dispossess tenants who regularly host Jewish friends. The District Court of Roeslin cites a verdict published in de prass and suggests it could set precedent. The decision orders Jews in Frankfurt to avoid streets during winter fund drives and to stay in designated homes after 10 PM, reflecting escalating restrictions for Jewish residents.
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Roeslin
de Prass
Oday
Germany
Francfurt
Telleé
Tomnorseau
Hrakow
Poland
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